This chapter explores how patriarchal masculine norms contributed to the erosion of urban poor men's emotional well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic. It draws from 30 in-depth interviews with men (aged 16鈥 65) conducted in two slums of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in 2021. The financial shocks of...
Unfortunately, if there is any acute, tenacious or dormant form of viral infection inside the CNS, its immune system does not react subsequently, which results in neurological disorders. At this point, the brain damage has yet to be demonstrated as a crucial outcome of the COVID-19 infection...
“You can still keep your firearms, and we can make a difference,” Walz said, suggesting allowing “some of these weapons out there, it just doesn’t make any sense.” Public schools in the U.S. have increasingly used armed guards and other security measures in recent years, though ...
The outbreak that invented intensive care units: Whenever there is a medical emergency, the machine saves the lives of seriously ill people. At one time, this machine was made at the time of one such epidemic. Intensive care units and mechanical ventilation machines were introduced into the worl...
Community engagement can also help address any potential logistical issues related to the program. Policymakers should consider combining the SFP with other support services such as health check-ups and educational materials to further enhance the overall impact on students’ well-being and academic ...
If you have any of these, tell your doctor about it right away. Because the array of symptoms is so vast, it's possible that your condition might be mistaken for something besides long COVID. There's not a single test you can take to find out if you have long COVID. Your doctor ...
If you have any of these, tell your doctor about it right away. Because the array of symptoms is so vast, it's possible that your condition might be mistaken for something besides long COVID. There's not a single test you can take to find out if you have long COVID. Your doctor ...
An elderly man has been receiving weekly injections of vitamin B12 ever since nearly all of his stomach was removed 6 months ago because of stomach cancer. a. Why is he receiving the vitamin injections? b. Why can't the vitamin be delivered ...
At this time, there is a debate on when to treat a fever. Some experts say a fever is a sign that your immune system is working and anything other than a very high fever should be left to run its course. Others fear that fever may be damaging to your body and should be treated. ...
Anxiety is measured by asking respondents how often they felt: (1) trembling and shaky; (2) worried over possible misfortunes; (3) your muscles were tense; (4) could not control your thoughts; (5) like the worst was going to happen; (6) butterflies in your stomach; (7) dizzy or ...